Itr 4 return filing question

YES — ITR-4 CAN be filed, even if there is outward foreign remittance for import of goods, provided all other conditions of Section 44AD are satisfied.

Foreign remittance by itself does NOT disqualify ITR-4.

The ₹85 lakh outward remittance does not, by itself, prevent filing ITR-4. If the client is an eligible resident individual, HUF or firm (other than LLP) declaring income under the presumptive scheme, and meets the other ITR-4 conditions, the remittance amount is not itself an ITR-4 disqualification.

However, confirm what the remittance represents and reconcile it with the import and sales records. The ₹95 lakh local sales figure alone does not establish eligibility: ITR-4 may be available only if the client validly opts for section 44AD and satisfies its conditions, including the applicable turnover and cash-receipt limits. Check the relevant financial year, entity type, other income, and whether the books/audit requirements apply before choosing the form.

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